Sarcasm is not just a figure of speech, it's a linguistic construct that relies on the subtlety of tone and the idiomatic usage of words to convey meaning. It's not just about being snarky or passive-aggressive, it's an art form that requires finesse and nuance.
But what does it mean to be sarcastic in the age of irony? Is it still possible to be sincere when you're being sarcastic? Or are we just drowning in our own cynicism?